FUN WITH LITERARY DEVICES

WHAT FIGURE OF SPEECH IS REPRESENTED IN THE SENTENCE..."HE WAS SWEATING LIKE A RACEHORSE"

• METAPHOR

• SIMILE

• ALLETERATION

• ONOMOTAPOEIA

When a word’s vocalization imitates a natural sound, as can be heard in the words murmur, buzz, and pop, what do we call that device?

• PERSONIFICATION

• HYPORBOLE

• ONOMOTAPOEIA

• METAPHOR

THE CAT'S TEETH ARE LIKE DAGGERS

• METAPHOR

• ALLETERATION

• IDIOM

• SIMILE

"TWO HEADS ARE MUCH BETTER THAN ONE"GUESS THE LITERARY TERM..

• IMAGERY

• PERSONIFICATION

• IDIOM

• ALLITERATION

THE PIE MADE A SPLAT WHEN IT HIT THE GROUND

• ONOMOTAPEIA

• IDIOM

• PERSONIFICATION

• ALLITERATION

WHAT IS THIS DEVICE CALLED"EVERY MORNING 7 AM,MY CLOCK COMES ALIVE"

• METAPHOR

• PERSONIFICATION

• HYPERBOLE

• SIMILE

WHICH LITERARY DEVICE IS USED IN THIS SENTENCE-IF TWO WITCHES WHERE WATCHING TWO WATCHES,WHICH WITCH WOULD WATCH WHICH WATCH..

• SIMILE

• METAPHOR

• ALLETERATION

• PERSONIFICATION

WHICH LITERARY DEVICES DOES THIS POEM CONTAINS?CHOOSE THE ANSWER..

• HYPERBOLE,SIMILE,METAPHOR

• PERSONIFICATION,HYPERBOLE,IDIOM

• ONOMOTAPEIA,METAPHOR,HYPERBOLE

• SIMILE,METAPHOR,PERSONIFICATION

THE SLICES OF THE BREAD JUMPED OUT OF THE TOASTER SUDDENLY,SCARING ME...

• SIMILE

• PERSONIFICATION

• HYPERBOLE

• METAPHOR

I HAVE TOLD YOU TO CLEAN YOUR ROOM A MILLION TIMES..GUESS THE LITERARY TERM

• PERSONIFICATION

• HYPERBOLE

• METAPHOR

• ONOMOTAPEIA